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by boldlybold 1y ago
We need to change this perception. Setting up a hot wallet on a phone only takes a few minutes and is perfect for holding a small amount of crypto. Projects like monero ( https://www.getmonero.org/ ) ensure privacy and fungib
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by boldlybold 1y ago
Get a browser extension that does it, I finally looked for one after clicking the "not interested" button one too many times.
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by boldlybold 2y ago
I find o3 at least faster to get to the response I care about, anecdotally.
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by boldlybold 2y ago
That's a new acronym to me, what is it?
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by boldlybold 2y ago
Anna's Archive is on the path to this, for written works at least. The main idea is open source code + distributed data in torrents + anonymous contributors that are dedicated to the project. https://annas-archive.li/bl
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by boldlybold 2y ago
Tailscale is great. I put my whole company on it shortly after joining (we had some servers with RDP exposed to the internet...). It has had ~0 problems in the last year, and non-technical people are able to use it with ease.
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by boldlybold 2y ago
Pattern Biosciences | Senior Data Engineer (open level) | ONSITE US (South San Francisco) At Pattern Biosciences ( https://patternbio.com ), we are creating next-generation cancer therapies at the intersection of synthetic biology
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by boldlybold 2y ago
Thanks, was looking for something like this. With all the hardware I'm sure is sitting idle under HN users, we could make a big contribution for ~free.
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by boldlybold 2y ago
I was hoping someone would reply with a bash one-liner so I didn't get nerd sniped into doing it myself, thank you
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by boldlybold 2y ago
As long as you stay out of the "defaults" and "anaconda" repos, you're not subject to that license. For my needs conda-forge and bioconda have everything. I'm not sure about the nvidia repo but I assume it&#x27
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by boldlybold 2y ago
Thanks for releasing this, I've been looking forward to a truly open version I can use in a commercial setting. What a way to launch the company!
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by boldlybold 2y ago
I think it's an accurate statement. I've heard similar sentiment from friends in the car with spotify on.
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by boldlybold 3y ago
This section of 101 consistently amazes me. It's only rain, and it degrades faster than the highways in the Northeast where I previously lived. Is it a particularly bad recipe of asphalt?
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by boldlybold 3y ago
Welcome to the wonderful and confusing world of bioinformatics!
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by boldlybold 3y ago
A have a 2007 European car that wants 93 according to the manual, but will "run acceptably" on 91, not sure if it's changed in recent years though.
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by boldlybold 4y ago
I contribute to Nextflow core ( https://nf-co.re/ ) It's more of a collection of pipelines than traditional software, but there are users all around the world and a good community. Most of the packages on bioconda ( http
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by boldlybold 4y ago
I'm more excited about NVIDIA's acquisition of Parabricks and the version 4.0 of the software that makes it free to use, than I am about DRAGEN. At the very least it's good to have some competition in the space, Illumina&#x27
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by boldlybold 4y ago
We're only starting to see the age of genomics accelerated by GPUs. I think it's still early if you have the technical background.
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by boldlybold 4y ago
If you have a software background and can get some basic domain knowledge, there's lots of open source projects that could use your contribution. Doing fundamental reseach is a taller order. But lots of software, tools, pipelines etc n
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by boldlybold 4y ago
As in, the networking equipment consumes the most energy? Given the 30x markup on AWS egress I'm inclined to say it's more about incentives and marketing, but I'd love to learn otherwise.
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by boldlybold 4y ago
Lots of places (Hetzner for example) will rent you servers at 10-25% the cost of AWS if you want dedicated hardware, without the ability to autoscale. You can even set up a K8s cluster there if the overhead is worth it.
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by boldlybold 4y ago
I had the same problem, the solution is here: https://community.frame.work/t/12th-gen-not-sending-xf86monb... You can enable the hotkey support by blacklisting the hid-sensor-hub driver: vi /etc/modprobe.d&#x
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by boldlybold 4y ago
Can this plug into an existing USB-C port on the laptop? When I don't need it on the go, that would be easier for docking at my desk.
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by boldlybold 4y ago
Low 30s in Palo Alto and Menlo Park where I live. Cold enough to have frost on windshields or grass early in the morning. Biggest change for California weather was the delta between day and night!
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by boldlybold 4y ago
This has literally been a bug in google maps for going on 10 years and I'm amazed nothing has been done about it. Terrain could be SO MUCH more useful!
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by boldlybold 4y ago
Non-profit institutions with billion-dollar endowments, massive overhead costs, and "tuition" charges that make no sense. I have a really hard time believing this for the larger institutions.
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by boldlybold 4y ago
This led to me consulting during my PhD to supplement the stipend up to a reasonable salary. A lot of PhD students, especially if your work touches on computational sciences, are a lot more valuable than the university would like you to bel
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by boldlybold 5y ago
After running ubuntu on a Dell XPS 15 with varying degrees of success the last four years, I placed an order for a Framework laptop that will be shipping this month. I don't expect the build quality to match that of apple, or even dell
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by boldlybold 5y ago
Natural immunity is durable and long-lasting, perhaps moreso than the mRNA vaccines. What's the issue?
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by boldlybold 5y ago
Funny how HN is so willing to agree with the absurdity of security theater at airports, yet so resistant to calling out the pandemic theater we're living every day.

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